A small power surge will not fry your devices or even leave any visible damage, but it can cause cumulative damage or electronic rust (corrosion). Surge protectors prevent the degradation of internal...
Category: Networking
It happens. You leave your router to do its work, somewhere up on a shelf or behind the TV, and dust settles upon it. Soon you notice that sometimes your Internet connection is intermittent or slow....
Tips For Hardwiring Your House With Ethernet [Cost, Cable Choice]
Despite changes in technology, a hardwired network is still the faster, safer, and more reliable option over wireless. So which cable category do you choose for hardwiring your home...
Are you hardwiring your new computer to your home network, and wondering if your old Cat 5 or 5e cables are still a good choice for the job? For DSL or cable Internet speeds under 1Gbps, and for...
The short answer is that Ethernet is almost always better for faster and more secure data transmission, although it means your devices will have to be connected via Ethernet cables. If you can deal...
Wondering if your old modem or router will work with your new internet service provider? It depends on: the type of modem you have, and what kind of internet service will be supplied by the new...
